"Alright, then we can do it in the dojo." It's the sort of answer that flows out of Daniel's mouth naturally. Indulgent, wanting to give the boy everything he wants and just the way he wants it, now everything has all come together like this. Not that Daniel isn't naturally the type to try and spoil the people around him, but when it's one of his kids? Of course he's going to spoil that one even more, especially when he's only got one kid to focus on here in Trench.

It's part of why he doesn't let go of the other just yet, figuring that Robby wouldn't mind indulging in this a little longer. Sure, they've shared a lot of physical contact over the past while as Robby recovered, but the physical contact was a little one-sided with Daniel being the only fully corporeal one.

Clearly they've got time to make up for then.

It also helps keep Robby upright, since Daniel knows the other is mostly okay, but still getting used to having a regular existence again. Just a touch wobbly, enough that Daniel can easily hold the boy upright just by holding him close.

"Are you sure you can make it though?"

Granted, this part is probably overprotective. It's not like Robby can't walk around by himself at all, and there's no need to treat him like he's got paper skin and glass bones - but could you blame a dad for being a little overprotective in this moment, especially with everything that's been said?

(Especially when that dad is Daniel LaRusso, notorious overprotector.)

"If you tell me where it is in your room, I could grab it for you. Then all you have to do is go the dojo." Please, Daniel, don't make it sound like walking a few rooms over is like crossing the entire desert right now for Robby..